to find it really irritating when people on here end there sentences with, no?

[FreddysTeddy]

For example;

"but surely that is the point, no?"

It just comes across as so bloody smarmy.

Feel free to kick me in the head for this, this is AIBU.

but surely they are just adding it for emphasis, no?

yeah. pretty annoying but less so that when people say "and it was like, so annoying"

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I think many responses can be seen as patronising.
For me it's the >sigh< when someone doesn't agree with you but then I guess you can't tell what tone/expression is being used....so I just wince a bit and let it go.

How can you be unreasonable for finding something irritating, btw? It's not like you're going to hunt down the posters and execute them.

Is it??

maybe this belongs in pedants,no??

I always assumed that those posters had English as a second language, as it seems like a foreign sentence construction.

I agree about the >sigh

well, then i am smarmy

but i don;t care

so YABU, but that is just my opinion, no?

Fujuny cos I end all my sentences with a 'yes' Like Mr Ramsey.

to kids

'you think mummy is stupid, yes?'

'you wanna stop doing that now , yes'

'look at me when I talk to you , yes'

you are a tad touchy, yes?

lol @ pointydog

OMG Pointydog has got the jist of it

if you are being so fussy you should get there and their right.

my post was to op, in fact. Didn't notice shiny's one.

well at least you arent annoyed with people swo say babe

the word babe always makes me think of the song in labryinth lol

I find it really really really irritating when people spell 'there' when any numpty knows it should be spelt 'their'.

, i'm used to it , yes

zippitipitoes, I am with you there/their. I had to listen to a load of asswipes calling me that at a party at the weekend

In your title it should read their and not there, no?

no i like it

you did realise what you would get when you posted this, no?

I think you are being unreasonable, no?

sigh

end there sentences. Sorry, but you just can't complain about use of language with the wrong there/their/they're It's just tooooooo funny.

well spotted, hecate...

And I call myself a pedant, no?

Do you really have nothing better to worry about?

(Agees wholeheartedly with hecate. As usual).

um, no?